Air Force Doctrine Publication 1, The Air Force 10 military power in other domains, from other components, and from other Services. Airpower’s unique attributes necessitate it be centrally controlled by an Airman. Experience has shown the Air Force to be the preferred choice of JFCs to exercise command and control (Cover the joint air effort. Airmen tend to take abroad view of competition their focus is on applying airpower to accomplish the JFC’s objectives. Airmen apply airpower through the tenet of mission command.
